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Prof. Terry S Szold
Adjunct Professor of Land Use Planning
Primary DLC
Department of Urban Studies and Planning
MIT Room:
10-485
(617) 253-7419
tsszold@mit.edu
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Performance-Based Zoning Techniques
Development Agreements and Comprehensive Planning
Land Use Planning
Transportation Issues
Evolution of Suburbia
Growth Management
City Design and Development (CDD)
Research Summary
Serving as department's practitioner/educator in Land Use and Growth Management. Signature consulting work includes the preparation of cluster housing regulations for the Town of Harvard, MA, zoning and development guidelines for the Fenway Special Study Area in Boston, the town of Guilford, CT, and many other communities throughout New England. She was recently involved in the review of a proposed lifestyle center and the proposal of alternative design concepts for a site in the town of Westford, MA. Other current projects include preparation of elements of the Westford Master Plan as well as the Town of Clinton, MA Master Plan. She prepared the first planned village development bylaw allowing mixed use development in the town of Upton, MA. Currently a major focus of research involves disability access and the built environment.
Recent Work
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